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The Cancer Roadmap Blog
The Cancer Roadmap Blog is my mini-journal about the cancer journey. It... - Lets you know whenever any new web pages appear on Cancer Roadmap,
- Keeps you up-to-date with other postings or news about cancer,
- Points out some of my past tips and advice that you might otherwise miss
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Once you start the feed, you will be amazed at what RSS can do to keep you up-to-date!

Cancer Charities and Organizations
Lucky for us, there are lots of cancer charities out there working to raise funds to find cures and support cancer care.
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Cancer Support Advice for Spouses
Has your spouse been diagnosed with cancer? You might be feeling just as overwhelmed as your significant other; this cancer support advice for spouses and partners will help you along the way.
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Cancer Fundraising Ideas
If you are interested in joining the fight, read on for some great cancer fundraising ideas.
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Breast Cancer Three Day Walk
Interested in learning more about what it’s like to participate in the Breast Cancer Three Day Walk? Here’s an account of my three day walk experience.
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22 days from now...
I've been training to participate in the Washington, D.C. 3-Day Walk to benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation for months...it's hard to believe the walk is only 22 days away! Yikes!
I'm starting to freak out about walking 60 miles over the course of just 3 days...but I know I can do it because it's for such a great cause, and I'll be doing it with some close friends.
The team I'm on is called "Hakuna Ma Ta-Ta's" - cute name, huh?! Our team captain, Brittany, came up with that - she rocks!
Wish me and my team members lots of luck (and as few blisters as possible) October 3-5 as we embark on this journey...I think it will be a life-changing experience for all of us, and I'm so pumped for it!
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How Does Chemotherapy Work?
How does chemotherapy work? If you're wondering what to expect when you go in for a chemotherapy treatment, you've come to the right place.
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In Loving Memory...
 My Grandpa Gil passed away on Sunday, June 8, 2008, from cancer. He was 86 years old and lived a very active life up until one week before he died.
His passing has reignited my passion to do everything I can to futher cancer research and prevention.
Here's to a wonderful man - may you rest in peace! I will think of you every time I eat ice cream, every time I go bowling, and every time I play Scrabble. You will be missed by many, but never forgotten.
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Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Be prepared for your office visits by writing down questions to ask your doctor or nurse.
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External Radiation Treatment for Cancer
If you're wondering what to expect when you go in for radiation treatment for cancer, you've found the right place!
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Cancer Diagnosis and Prognosis
A cancer diagnosis involves more than just walking into your doctor’s office and telling her that you haven’t been feeling well lately.
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